UPMC·New Castle, Pennsylvania
The phlebotomist is responsible for procuring blood specimens via various methods and transporting them to the laboratory following safety protocols. They also handle clerical duties, enter patient data into information systems, and maintain necessary supplies.
Are you interested in a position that offers competitive benefits and opportunities to grow?
Do you enjoy working "hands-on" in a team environment?
Then you may be a perfect fit for our Phlebotomist role in our lab at UPMC Jameson.
UPMC Jameson, located in New Castle, PA. is looking to hire a Flex Full-Time Phlebotomist.
This role will work various rotating shifts such as 4am-1230pm, 10am-630pm, 12pm-830pm, 2pm-1030pm and 10pm-630am.
No on-call or travel required.
This position will work every other weekend and holidays.
Candidates with phlebotomy education or experience are encouraged to apply!
Interact with all laboratory customers courteously and professionally; responds to telephone inquiries in a timely manner. Following proper patient identification procedures, procures appropriate blood specimens by venipuncture, heelstick and fingerstick. As required, instructs patients on the collection procedures for laboratory specimens that are obtained by the patient, and may collect samples other than blood. Demonstrates dependability, reliability, and independent judgment recognizing priorities to accommodate department needs and acceptance of appropriate authority. Specimen collection may be performed at off-site locations. Transports specimens from on- and off-site collection areas to the appropriate section of the laboratory following established safety procedures. Adhere to established laboratory and hospital policies in areas of procedures, methods, quality control, quality assurance, safety, including hand hygiene techniques and proper isolation precautions., compliance and personnel policies. As required, performs related clerical duties, and utilizes various computer functions to accurately enter demographic information into the information system(s), enters test orders, receives, cancels, charges, and credits tests, while ascertaining adequacy of patient information as well as sample identity. Trains and orients new employees, students and residents, as applicable and as assigned. Inform technical staff, supervisory personnel and/or pathologists of any unusual or problematic incidents. May also perform arterial puncture following strict collection and post collection guidelines . Monitors and maintains supplies for those functions for which the position is responsible; uses materials and reagents in a cost-effective manner.
High school diploma or equivalent is required. Certification from an accredited Phlebotomy or Medical Assistant program is preferred. Minimum 6 months experience performing phlebotomy is preferred. Medical terminology knowledge and laboratory information system experience preferred.
Phlebotomy Technician (PBT(ASCP)) or equivalent certification preferred.
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UPMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Veteran
A high school diploma is required, while certification from an accredited phlebotomy or medical assistant program and 6 months of experience are preferred. Candidates must obtain specific clearances including FBI and Child Abuse reporting acts.
Market context
Phlebotomists are commonly needed in Pennsylvania across hospitals, outpatient labs, and physician offices, so openings can be steady for candidates with hands-on collection experience. This role is competitive because employers often look for a high school diploma, phlebotomy or medical assistant training, and familiarity with medical terminology. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to highlight any certification, patient-facing experience, and recent blood-draw practice.
